Students Name Six Beauties From Kansas U Event
University men acted as unofficial judges selecting six beauty section pictures for the 1930 Jayhawker. Official winners will be chosen by Delta Kappa Epsilon at Dartmouth. names of the six are withheld until distribution. Listed candidates include Betty De Long, Virginia Thayer, Patricia Tamolin, Hazelle Sparks, Margaret Murchee, Dorothy Marie Henderson, and many others from Kansas City, Topeka, Garden City, and Lawrence.
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University of Kansas
Kansas City
Delta ‘Kappa Epsilon
Dartmouth University
Hanover
N. H
Morris Straight
Betty de Long
Virginia Thayer
Hetty Anderson
Garden City
Gamba Phi Beta
Eulela Lattimer
Lyons
Alpha Xi Delta
Martha Sidesm
Norton
Virginia Ey- Dales City
Winifred
Rulings Not in Effect in Fine Arts School This Year
Changes in state board rules on credit requirements for the University of Kansas fine arts, college, and education schools are not expected to take effect this academic year, as announced by Chancellor E Lindsey. The altered three year certificates granted to students in fine arts appear unresolved, delaying implementation.
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University of Kansas
E. Lindey
Edication
School of Education
Lawrence visitors and dinners noted in community column
A string of local social visits unfolds with Lawrence guests stopping by various homes. Families named include Curtis Bond Kingery Nieder Dunn Flory and Johnson, with dinners and calls recorded across midweek and Sundays.
Local families share visits and meals this Sunday week
Oug Lindell and Marion's Childs visit the Low Childs home Monday. Barzie Weeks helped Roscoe Percival butcher a hog Friday. Families visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Puckett and sons, Ellis Bond, Walter Curtis, Della Bond, Gottlieb Nieder, M. D. Flory, J. R. Smith, Mrs. Porter Bond, and Miss Margaret Curtis in recent afternoons. Roscoe Percival and Barnie Weeks delivered wood to Harold Fisher. Helen Daudna, Grover Boehm, and Roy Curtis were dinner guests with Murry Bond. Relatives learned of the infant son death of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dietz in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Curtis
Margaret
Marvin Bond
Roy Curtis
Lawrence
Will Kingery
Lonzie
Mabel
Everett Kingery
Virginia
Murry Bond
Gottlieb Nieder
T. B. DeWitt
Fred Flory
Percival
William. Johnson
Eqj Sanders
Nancy Sanders
Roy Puckett
Robert Johnson
Lon Childs
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Agnes Stevena
John Dunn
Frank
Esther Flory
John Dillon
E. Curtis
Norman
Mart Flory
William
William Johnsons. . Hots $8. “Miss Gladys Heyl
Jimmie Childs
Rosene Percival
Wiliams
William Johnson
Lindell
Marion’ Childs
Low Childs
Barziie Weeks
Roscoe Percival
Ellis Bond
Mra" Wale Curtis
Della Bond
M.D. Flory
J. R. Smith
Porter “Bond
Margaret Curtis
Roscoe
Barnie Weeks
Harold Fisher
Arthur
Flory
Gon
Calvin
Gottlieb
Roscoe , Percival
Fannie Weeks
William’ Johnson
Johnson
Helen Daudna
Prairie Center
Grover Boehm
Olathe
Rudolph Dietz
Magdalena Dietz
Marvin
Bond
Venita
Robert Watts
Austin Flory
Esther
Everett
Kingery
Virginia Mae
Charlie Sanders
Bert Flory
Will ‘Urtia
Everett Bond
Columbis
Porter Bond
Victor Dietz
Kansas City
Zemo Antiseptic Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic for itching and skin irritation. It claims rapid relief from itching and infection, with years of use to clear pimples and rashes. Sold nationwide at 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Zemo
Vacancy notice in Journal-World Classifieds
A brief want ad indicates a vacant room in a residence. Esther Flory reportedly called at the contact number listed, with partial local detail captured from the Journal-World.
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Davison
Fent
Esther Flory
The
Russell A. Alger Dies at 56 After Prolonged Ill Health
Russell A. Alger son of General Russell A. Alger former secretary of war under McKinley died yesterday at age 56. Ill health over a decade forced him to relinquish directorships in banks, trust companies, and other enterprises.
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Sell A. Alger
McKinley
Mr. Alger
Company official linked to Alger Smith and Packard Motor Car
The text notes a person connected with a company and serving as vice president, also mentioning the person as president of Alger, Smith and Packard's Motor Car company. It identifies a leadership role within the organization and ties to the named firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger, Smith and Packard ' S Motor Car Company
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Lone Star
Grove
Apa
Russell A. Alger
New York
Rus
Gibbs Shoe Department
Oxfords
Gibbs
J. C. Penney Co
B.M. Slater
E.ath
ST. Paul, Minn
Tire Service
Chance
Firestone Batteries
Cowdrey
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